Aviators Ready for Hard Tests in First American Events
A group of aviators gathers in Los Angeles to compete in the opening American events amid high expectations. Key pilots and teams prepare for a demanding series of tests.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
9
Curtiss in Flight at Dominguez Field in Lively Meet
Glenn Curtiss piloted the Harmon biplane in three short flights at Dominguez aviation field as part of the international aviation meet. Paulhan and two syndicate flyers arrived to contest with Curtiss and Hamilton in speed and height events amid nine aircraft and three dirigibles on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Glenn H. Curtiss
Clifford Harmon
New York
Dominguez Aviation Field
Harmon
Louis Paulhan
Misecard and
Macison
Farman
Willard Hamilton
Curtiss
Roy Knabenshue
Jumncoln Beachey
United States
Paulhan
Charles K. Hamilton
Paul van
de la Grange
Edmund Cleary
Washington faces possible rift over Ballinger Pinchot clash
Washington observers warn the Pinchot Ballinger dispute may shape party unity and congressional action this week. The House moves to let its members select the committee, while the Senate delayed action, signaling a tense political battle with the administration under scrutiny amid a lean calendar and hopes to avoid broad investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Cannon
Secretary of the Interior
Pinchot
Congressional
Leopard's Tail Saves Woman From Leopard Attack
Mrs Pauline Russelle, trainer of Clayton the leopard, was nearly killed when the animal attacked in private quarters. The leopard leaped, but the tail saved her as an assistant grabbed the tail and used it to pull the animal away. Mrs Russelle was badly torn and hospital recovery is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clayton
Pauline Russelle
Russelle
Indian Service Men Suspended by Ballinger
Secretary Ballinger suspended John D. Benedict superintendent of the Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma and three supervisors after an interior department inquiry found a disgraceful condition affecting school welfare. The four men may face further action. Benedict's ties to Oklahoma business interests are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ballinger
Interior Department
John D. Benedict
Five Civilized Tribes of
Oklahoma
Benedict
Calvin Ballard
McAlester
Frederick H. Umbholtz
Ardmore
Walter Falwell
Muskogee
Secretary of the Interior
Benedict denies sneaky methods used in charges
Oklahoma City dispatch reports John D. Benedict and other officials denying charges attributed to Secretary Ballinger. Benedict claims politics may drive the accusations and labels Oscar H. Lippe’s methods as sneaky while defending his administration and denying any dealings with Indian lands. He notes prior telegraphs to Washington and asserts no improper ties to Indians or Indian lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jan
John D. Benedict
Ballinger
Oscar H. Lippe
Benedict
Muskogee
Washington
Lippe
Oklahoma
Former Secretary Defends Pinchot in Cleveland Address
Former Interior Secretary James St. Garfield lauded Gifford Pinchot as the foremost advocate of Roosevelt conservation policies. He said Pinchot, recently dismissed as chief forester, has long worked for the Roosevelt doctrine and equal opportunities for all, calling his departure a major national loss. Garfield urged Pinchot to continue his conservation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Interior
James St. Garfield
Roosevelt
Mr. Garfield
National Service
Garfield
Pinchot
Conservation
James Jr. Kelly editor of Uehling Times dies at 79
Fremont Nebraska June 9 James Jr Kelly editor of the Uehling Times died here today aged 79 He began his newspaper career in New York and was at one time Horace Greeleys office boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, Neb
James Jr. Kelly
Uehling Times
New York
Horace Greeley
Boston Campaign Ends On Tuesday Under Nonpartisan Charter
Boston faces a pivotal election Tuesday as a new nonpartisan charter takes effect. Candidates include J J Storrow, ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald, incumbent George Hibbard, and Nathaniel Taylor, with reports of corporate backing shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J. J. Storrow
Chamber of Commercce
John F. Fitzgerald
George Hibbard
Nathaniel Taylor
Tragic Death of Diaz Shocks Managua Peace Efforts
Managua reports General Diaz drowned while en route to discuss peace with President Madriz. Madriz hews to hope for a peace envoy, fear conservatives led by Chamorro will press continued fighting. Court-martial probes likely target Salomon Zelaya with possible official culpability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Madriz
General Diaz
Chamorro
Department of Chantales
la Manga
Zelaya
Salomon Zelaya
Congress
Cardinal Gibbons Welcomed by Wide Washington Crowd
Cardinal Gibbons made his annual visit to St. Patrick’s parish in Washington in a ceremony that united Catholic rites with a formal reception and luncheon. Diplomats and U.S. leaders attended, including Italian and Austrian ambassadors, ministers from several nations, Speaker Cannon, Senators Elkins and Beveridge, and Supreme Court Justices White and McKenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CardinAl Gibbons
St. Patrick's Parish
St. Patrick's Church
Sweden
Chile
Netherlands
Spain
Cannon
Elkins
Aldrich
Beveridge
Carter
Overman
Taylor
White
McKenna
Supreme Court
Golden
Fornes
Fitzgerald and Olcott
New York
Hamsdel
Louisiana
Charles W. Russell
Persia
Army
Navy
Pittsburg Firm Plans Wages Restored in 1907 Coke Rush
The H. C. Prick Coke company announces on January 16 a restoration of wage cuts from 1907. A general restoration of the 1907 wage scale is believed to follow in the Connellsville coke region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. C. Prick Coke Company
Connellsville
Oregon Statesman Conspiracy Trial for Hermann Opens Today
Binger Hermann former Oregon congressman and former general land office head faces a conspiracy charge in federal court over a sweeping Oregon land fraud case. The indictment links Hermann with Mitchell Mays Jones Sorensen and others. several were convicted or died before trial. Witnesses described plans to reserve 0 000 acres of land as a base for timber land exchanges and alleged improper disclosures by Hermann ahead of withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Binger Hermann
Oregon
Congress
General Land Office
Washington
United States
United States District Court
Hermann
John H. Mitchell
Franklin Pierce Mays
Willard N Jones
George Sorensen
H. Smith
Mays
Jones
Sorensen
Mitchell
Smith
Williamson
Francis J. Heney
Salmon Ormsby
Ormsby
Interior
Ryan
Dr Martin Dies in Dillon Parlor Hotel
Dr Martin expires in the parlor of the Metlen Hotel in Dillon with local officials reporting a sudden death. He was known in the community for medical work and local outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ister
Metlen Hotel
Minister A B Martin Dies At Wedding Dinner In Dillon
Dr A B Martin pastor of the Presbyterian church in Dillon Montana collapsed at a hotel after conducting the wedding of Ray Tash and Anna Ellerman. He had just finished a jovial wedding dinner and was putting on overshoes to walk to the church when he died. He was about 70, a Civil War veteran, former president of Montana college, and close friend of W A Clark. He served as Montana state legislature chaplain and was a prominent Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tash
Anna Ellerman
Metlen
Dr. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Main
Montana
Martin
Army of the Potomac
Gettysburg
Theodore Tilton
St. Louis
Kansas City
Fort Collins
Colo
Deer Lodge
Mont
Montana College
Dillon
W. A. Clark
United States Senate
Clark
Butte
Duel incident links to Shaughnessy's death in Utah
Salt Lake City reports Col Michael Shaughnessy died after pneumonia at 63. Civil War veteran born in Iowa, he served in a New York regiment and was wounded at Gettysburg. After the war he became clerk of the U S court and later U S marshal in Mississippi, where a clash with Senator Lamar led to a bloodless duel, prompting his move to Utah in 1878. He later pursued mining and had a Suffern home in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Michael Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Iowa
New York
Gettysburg
United States Court
United States Marshal
Mississippi
Lamar
United States
Territory of
Utah
President Hayes
Suffern-on-the-Flndson
Wall Street
Denver Goes Dry as Hotel Men and Saloons Boycott Liquor
Denver voters see a dry day as hotel men and saloon keepers enforce a voluntary ban on liquor. Guests in rooms are not allowed to drink or have meals to justify liquor consumption, marking a strong local effort toward permanent prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dent
Sierra Madres
Cleary
Latham
Wray
Hamilton
Willard
Republican Party
Messrs. Ballinger
Pinchet
Conservative Counsel
Indian Service
Coun
Flo
Haskell
State Text Book Board
Greeley
Munici
PAL Charter
Diaz
Madrriz
Cardinal
ST. Patrick’s
Oregon Statesman
Artioor
Vial
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